That's a lousy solution and stopped short of solving the problem.

In 1983, the first steps were taken to “save” Social Security by pushing back the age of retirement to 67 instead of 65. What that has meant for people like me is working two additional years to get the same benefits. In other words, two years' worth of benefits is taken from us. People like Mitt Romney have suggested pushing the full retirement age to 70, knowing that most pe…
The One Thing No One Wants to Talk About with Social Security
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Gary Janosz
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Feb 28, 2023
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That's a lousy solution and stopped short of solving the problem. Why not make the retirement age 100? Problem solved.
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Or how about we just remove the cap on SS payroll deductions. Who really needs at tax cut on income over $160,200? Yet that's exactly what we have, another boon for the wealthy.
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Finding the humor in a world of frustration. Always learning, usually the hard way.
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